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Saurabh Chaudhary claims gold in ISSF World Cup in Cairo

Wednesday March 2, 2022

Over 500 shooters from 60 nations are taking part in the Cairo World Cup which has 20 medal sets on offer.

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RuPay Prime Volleyball League: Kolkata crowned as champions after defeating Ahmedabad

Wednesday March 2, 2022

The Kolkata Thunderbolts emerged as winners of the RuPay Prime Volleyball League after taking down Ahmedabad Defenders 15-13, 15-10, 15-12 in the final at the Gachibowli Indoor Stadium in Hyderabad

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2,000 Indians evacuated under 'Operation Ganga': Shringla

Tuesday March 1, 2022

The government has launched a multi-prong ‘Operation Ganga’ under which about 2,000 Indian nationals were evacuated

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Railways to equip freight wagons with GPS system

Tuesday March 1, 2022

In a belated yet much-needed move, the railways has decided

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India doing its best to fly stolen antiques back: PM Modi

Tuesday March 1, 2022

India has been successful in bringing back over 200 stolen antiquities and idols in the last seven years, PM Narendra

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Madurai native Daniel Vijayaraj bags UK's Nightingale Nurse award

Tuesday March 1, 2022

While studying in Class IV, Daniel Vijayaraj's mother underwent a surgery to remove her uterus. The boy stayed

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Ukraine vows no 'capitulation' at talks, Putin orders nuclear alert

Tuesday March 1, 2022

Ukraine vowed not to give ground at talks with Moscow on feb 27 as Ukrainian forces resisted a Russian invasion four days in

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Ukraine vows no 'capitulation' at talks, Putin orders nuclear alert

Ukraine vowed not to give ground at talks with Moscow on feb 27 as Ukrainian forces resisted a Russian invasion four days in and Moscow put its nuclear forces on high alert.

Fighting has claimed dozens of civilian lives, forced hundreds and thousands of Ukrainians to flee west and could, according to the EU, eventually displace up to seven million people.

Russia has become an international pariah as its forces do battle on the streets of Ukraine's cities, facing a barrage of sanctions including a ban from Western airspace and key financial networks.

Ukraine said it had agreed to send a delegation to meet Russian representatives on the border with Belarus, which has allowed Russian troops passage to attack Ukraine.

But Kyiv insisted there were no pre-conditions to the talks.

"We will not capitulate, we will not give up a single inch of our territory," Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba said ahead of the first public contact between the two sides since war erupted.

Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky was sceptical.

Ukrainian forces said they had defeated a Russian incursion into Ukraine's second city Kharkiv, 500 kilometres (310 miles) east of Kyiv, on day four of an invasion that stunned the world.

The UN has put the civilian toll at 64 while the EU said more than seven million people could be displaced by the conflict.

Russia, which has the world's largest stockpile of nuclear weapons, accused Western countries of taking "unfriendly" steps against the country.

EU member states closed their airspace to Russian planes and many pledged arms for Ukraine -- but stressed they would not themselves intervene militarily.

British energy giant BP announced it was pulling its 19.75-percent stake in Rosneft, a blow to Russia's key oil and gas sector, which is partly reliant on Western technology.

Brussels also announced it would provide 450 million euros ($500 million) for Ukraine to buy weapons and ban Russian central bank transactions, as well as restricting two Moscow-run media outlets.

Refugees from the conflict continued to stream into Ukraine's neighbours as Kyiv went to the International Court of Justice to accuse Russia of planning genocide.

Ukraine has called on its own civilians to fight Russia, with a brewery in Lviv in the country's west switching its production line from beers to bombs, making Molotov cocktails for the volunteer fighters.

In response to hostilities, FIFA ordered Russia to play its home international fixtures in neutral venues and warned it was considering banning it from the 2022 World Cup.

The Kremlin has so far brushed off sanctions, including those targeting Putin personally, as a sign of Western impotence.

Putin has said Russia's actions are justified because it is defending Moscow-backed separatists in eastern Ukraine.

The rebels have been fighting Ukrainian government forces for eight years in a conflict that has killed more than 14,000 people.

Ukraine files genocide case against Russia at UN's top court

Tuesday March 1, 2022

Ukraine launched a case against Russia at the United Nations’ highest court accusing Moscow of planning genocide

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